Continuing our series of chats with performers about lockdown, here's Alex Kealy! You can find Alex on Twitter here to give him your copious feedback: https://twitter.com/alexkealy

We continue our chats with performers with Rich Wilson. He's on Twitter at https://twitter.com/IamRichWilson and you can find his podcasts from there.

Tiernan joins us to tell us about his experiences of the last 6 months. You can find him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TiernanDouieb

There's no Edinburgh Fringe this year, so we thought we'd catch up with people who would normally be there and see how they are getting along without it. Sooz Kempner joined us for our very first FFS LOCKDOWN - You can find her YouTube and hours of content over at https://www.youtube.com/user/lurvelysooz and you should. You can also find her on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SoozUK

Founder Jamie Firth joins his own show (in an act of pure humility) to talk about why Fringe Festival Support exists and how he feels about the Edinburgh Fringe. Spoilers - he's a fan.

It's Fringe Festival Support, with the wonderful Sara Barron (https://sarabarron.com/) talking about her Edinburgh experiences.

Alice Fraser (www.alicecomedyfraser.com) and Alasdair Beckett-King (www.abeckettking.com) drop in to talk us through the ultimate guide to Fringe survival. Also features Alasdair's impression of his mum which is, if he has any sense, a preview of his show next year.

Kit Redstone (www.kitredstone.com) and Glenn "Glenny" Moore (https://twitter.com/TheNewsAtGlenn) come on by to discuss their Edinburgh Fringe experiences.

Tony Law (www.mrtonylaw.com) comes in to tell us about his highs and lows at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Lucie Pohl (http://www.luciepohl.com) and Phil Cornwell (www.twitter.com/gilbertthealien) talk everything Fringe.

Micky Overman (https://twitter.com/mickyoverman) and Dan Soder (https://dansoder.com) tell us all about their Fringe experiences.

Alice Boyd from https://www.stagingchange.com drops in to tell us about their fantastic work.

Adam Rowe (https://www.adamrowe.co.uk/) and Dave Chawner (https://davechawner.co.uk/) drop in to talk to us about their Fringe experiences.

Patrick Dunne and Katie Smith come to tell us about their amazing project - inviting 100 performers to do a reading of the 2018 IPCC Special Report on Global Warming. https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/1-5-degrees-live

The Scummy Mummies (Www.scummymummies.com) and Phil Nichol (www.philnichol.com) join us to chat all things Fringe.